Bethlehem School District mourns the passing of business administrator

According to the award description, Mr. O'Shea's peers across the state did this to recognize him as a member of their organization "who exemplifies honor, commitment and dedication," in their profession.

District officials said the Bethlehem Board of Education will decide on who will take over the district's business office in the coming weeks. In the meantime, its operations will remain under new school business administrator and former town comptroller, Judi Kehoe, and with the assistance of a retired school business official during its time of transition.

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